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@roger-zhangg roger-zhangg commented Nov 6, 2024

Problem

See: #5933 #5918

Solution

Added a check in resolveEnv to make sure it should do nothing on windows.


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roger-zhangg commented Nov 6, 2024

Windows: build process in local invoke can find Nodejs/Dotnet CLI correctly after this fix.

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Can you add a changelog for this?

@justinmk3 justinmk3 merged commit 19d0062 into aws:master Nov 7, 2024
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## Problem
Starting in #5936 some
tests started expiring, since fixed in
#5954. However, than
expire, the `SshKeyPair` tests hang because they are stuck in a child
process. This leads to these tests failing to timeout, even when
exceeding the test timeout threshold.

## Solution
Add explicit timeout on the child process we use to spawn ssh keys.
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